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Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, teeth clenching and teeth gritting, is the third most common sleep disorder, in both adults and children. There is no one definite cure but in most cases, bruxism is stress-related. Unfortunately it can be self-propagating, as the small amount of information available on bruxism and how to treat and deal with it, along with the unpleasant side effects, can itself cause stress.

The lack of one conclusive treatment or cure created a whole industry of shady self help books, unhelpful advice and ineffective products.

The purpose of this website is to create a community of users that can share stories, experience and advice on bruxism and TMJ, and to provide an avenue for people who suffer bruxism and TMJ to read valid, well referenced articles on both disorders. BruxismHub aims to create a database of these professionally-written articles on topics such as the symptoms and causes of bruxism, non-natural treatments of bruxism, stress-relief techniques, children’s bruxism and more. We also provide a list of products, cures and treatments available for purchase online, that are ranked by you, our users, in order to give you an accurate idea of the quality and effectiveness of those products before you buy them.

You can also rate and comment on our articles, and participate in forums.

In Bruxism Info you can read all about bruxism and TMJ, their symptoms, causes, the risks of non-treatment, bruxism in children, and view other helpful links. In Treatments you can read about natural treatments and stress relief methods; there is even a members-only Daily Plan. You can also read about non-natural treatments such as medication and devices that are used to treat bruxism and TMJ.

We are not health professionals, but everything in this site was written with the help of experts and provided for free for the benefit of the bruxing community.

Registration is free! Don’t be shy, join our forums, and tell other people your stories and what works for you.

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10/12/2008
Download the current eBook in pdf format, containing all the information on the site. Access to this is for members only. This eBook was last updated on November 19, 2008.
10/11/2008
This article defines and describes bruxism (teeth grinding and/or clenching) and its variations.
10/11/2008
In this article we define and describe TMD (commonly known as TMJ).
10/11/2008
A list of all those confusing scientific words that dentists and dental researchers use. They may appear throughout this site so it pays to look them up here! We will continue adding more and more terms so keep checking back here every time you come across a new term somewhere on the site.
10/11/2008
The symptoms of bruxism that manifest physically.

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Latest Treatments Articles 
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10/20/2008
Hey you! There's something stuck in your teeth. Oh that's right - it's an NTI-TSS...
10/20/2008
If you grind or clench your teeth as you sleep, and are looking for a simple solution, try 'natural biofeedback'. Also, read about the nose obstruction method.
10/19/2008
One rather awkward yet surprisingly effective device involving really bad tastes.
10/18/2008
Also known as night guards, mouth guards or night splints, this article gives you the lowdown on occlusal guards (including the Aquilizer). Mouth guards can be useful in helping decrease tooth damage, as in many cases, bruxism symptoms will disappear by themselves. But they are not recommended for long term treatment of chronic bruxism.
10/11/2008
If you've heard about biofeedback but are not entirely sure what it is, read about it here.

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